
The Taste and Create event is an event I try not to miss because if not for this..I would never have made a Navajo Bread. This month I was paired with Brooke of Victuals and Libations.
Amongst all her recipes, this is what I wanted to try the most.
For the history on the Navajo Bread, read this wonderful piece.
Recipe adapted from here
1 cup all purpose flour
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon powdered milk
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 cup water
Oil for frying

Sift flour, salt, powdered milk, and baking powder. Stir in water and mix this to form a clump. Using your hands, without kneading make a dough that is sticky yet pliable. Flour your hands and cut the dough into four pieces. Shape and stretch each piece into a disk and set aside.

Heat enough oil for deep frying and fry each disk until they turn brown on either side.
I served some topped with honey and some sprinkled with powdered sugar.

Simple, easy and a very yummy snack and yes you cannot stop with just eating one... Equally loved by the two adults and the child.
Curious on what's in the oven this time? See what we have in store for you this time
I head about it but never tasted :( Looks so good with dusted powder sugar!
ReplyDeleteWow! I'm sure my kids will love these! Bookmarked! :)
ReplyDeleteLooks so simple and lovely Rachel!
ReplyDeleteI like the one with honey...looks so good.
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious! I enjoyed reading about it!
ReplyDeleteThis is a new dish for me and sound delicious...
ReplyDeleteHey is'nt this more or less like 'Malpuda ", indian fried bread in sugar syrup ...i'm sure this thats equally yummy !
ReplyDeleteCan I have one please :)
ReplyDeleteSo glad you were able to try this & liked it! I was out of town and with school starting back up completely forgot about making something from your blog before 8/24. I will make something very soon, so many things look delicious! So sorry I dropped the ball on this one!
ReplyDeletethis looks so yum,...
ReplyDeleteLook's so Yummy Rachel!
ReplyDeletesounds and looks great Rachel,will try it soon.Thanks
ReplyDeletefirst time here. nice blog and this recipe is new to me nice one
ReplyDeleteRachel, that looks awesome..great..btw http://www.worldinmyovenblogspot.com/ is not opening,..who's is this?
ReplyDeleteLooks delectable... how on earth can someone not like fried bread and sugar on top of it! Love love love it... will try for sure
ReplyDeletei have heard of it as cham said but have never tasted it..may b u can send me one to taste ;)
ReplyDeleteCham.. This was new to me..and yes We loved it!
ReplyDeleteSoli I am sure they will!
Nirmala.thanks
Jayashree..that was my daughter's choice too...
Thanks Sra
It is delicious Swati
Hey! I can't connect to your other blog. The link doesn't work
ReplyDeleteYum! This looks just delicious, Rachel.
ReplyDeleteThe link's sorted out now!
ReplyDeleteWow! sugar coated fried bread looks inviting. simple too.
ReplyDeleteAll cultures have this flat bread concept right? It's so similar to our puris.
ReplyDeleteI love this kind of bread, I grew up on it!!! I loved eating it with homemade bean soup :)
ReplyDeleteThere's nothing better than good bannock and this fry bread is as
ReplyDeletegood as it gets. Thanks for sharing the recipe, and some of the history.